A Teisho by Rev. Rinsen at the Buddhist Temple of Toledo, Sunday March 17, 2013.

A Sunday Morning Dharma Talk with Rev. Jay Rinsen Weik at the Buddhist Temple of Toledo from Feb 2013.  www.JayRinsenWeik.com  

A Dharma Talk by Rev. Jay Rinsen Weik recorded live at the Buddhist Temple of Toledo, Feb 2013.  www.JayRinsenWeik.com  www.BuddhistTempleofToledo.org , www.TheDrinkingGourd.org

"Beyond Pure and Impure."  A Dharma Talk by Rev. Jay Rinsen Weik recorded live at the Buddhist Temple of Toledo on Feb 13th, 2013.  See www.TheDrinkingGourd.org for more podcasts, www.BuddhistTempleofToledo.org for more info on BTT or www.JayRinsenWeik.com for more info about Rev. Rinsen

Recorded on March 20, 2013 at the Buddhist Temple of Toledo, Rev. Rinsen discusses letting the way attain the way and the smell of the deep end of the pool.   Listeners are welcome to be in touch with Rev. Rinsen at JayRinsenWeik@gmail.com or via facebook Jay Rinsen Weik

Secrets on Cultivating the Mind! (by Chinul, from the book Tracing Back the Radiance)

..."If you would understand your own mind, then without searching, approaches to the Dharma as numerous as the sands of Ganges would all be understood. As the World-Honored One said, "I see that all sentient beings everywhere are endowed with a tathagatha's wisdom and virtue." He also said, "All the illusory guises in which sentient beings appear take shape in the sublime mind of the Tathagatha's complete enlightenment." Consequently, you should know that outside this mind there is no buddhahood which can be attained."

Rev. Rinsen's talk from April 4, 2012.   Let us know what you think of video as opposed to audio only!  

This Dharma Talk was given by the Rev. Jay Rinsen Weik.  It was recorded at the Toledo Buddhist Temple during a Sunday service in the Spring of 2011

A Dharma Talk with the Reverends Jay Rinsen Weik and Karen Do-on Weik.  This talk was recorded at the Toledo Zen Center in 2011 and is based on the "Faith Mind Poem" of the 3rd Patriarch.

Recorded on January 5th, 2011.  In this talk and discussion, Rev. Rinsen continues to work with the teachings of Enni Bennen, a contemporary of Zen Master Dogen.